• Twilight and Bolt set to duke it out at the box office (The Hollywood Reporter)
• Bargain-hunting clouds shoppers’ minds (New York Times)
• McDonald’s woos moms with healthy kids menu (Washington Post)
• Gamestop sales on the rise in Q3 (GameDaily)
• The price that’s right for Jakks Pacific (Yahoo! Biz)
• Avatar face-off: Nintendo VS Microsoft (Wired)
• Disney and Imax go 3-D (The Hollywood Reporter)
• Is the UK all malled out? (Financial Times)
• Yahoo chief steps down (New York Times)
• The price war is on between Target and Walmart (CNNMoney.com)
• Twilight‘s popularity sheds light on dark genre for young readers (Publishers Weekly)
• Steve & Barry’s set to close again (Wall Street Journal)
• How to make a million selling LEGO (Wired) • Microsoft hopes to draw mainstream audience with New Xbox Experience (Seattle Times) • More layoffs at Upper Deck (San Diego Business Journal)
• Crocs posts net loss on restructuring, write-downs (Yahoo!)
• Toy recalls drop 46% (Washington Post)
• Shopping sites try a new look (DMNews)
• Bolt reviewed (Variety)
• Mattel to MGA: We want our dolls back (Wall Street Journal)
• YouTube to sell advertising on pages of search results (New York Times)
• Vidgame biz awaits October sales figures (Variety)
• Walmart enjoys healthy Q3 (Yahoo!)
• Holy court action! Can ‘Dark Knight’ beat Turkish mayor? (CNN)
• Obama’s kids heading for Hannah Montana guest spot? (Mlive)
• Best Buy takes it on the chin (ClusterStock)
• Wall Street lower after retail data (New York Times)
• Virgin Media to axe 2,200 jobs (Sky News)
• Topps shuts down WizKids (ICV2.com)
• Design your own Muppet (FAO Schwarz)
• Favorite tv shows coming to a stage near you (Variety)
• Madagascar cleans up at the box office (Variety)
• YouTube to post full-length MGM content (Hollywood Reporter)
• Circuit City files for bankruptcy (Associated Press)
• Gamers latch on to iPhone, iPod Touch (Seattle Times)
• Disney’s earnings plummet 13% in Q4 (Associated Press)
• Mattel to cut 1,000 jobs, 3% of global workforce (Bloomberg)
• Google and Yahoo say deal would have survived a suit (New York Times)
• Walmart same store sales up 2.4% (MarketWatch)
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